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How to stop twitter from automatically logging onto main account?


Question by cVisions: How to stop twitter from automatically logging onto main account?
I don’t know if anyone else has experienced this but I have multiple accounts that I use for twitter and if I’m logged into any of my newer accounts for any length of time, it will eventually assume me logged in as my first account. So I have to log out and log back in again under the newer account. This is getting incredibly annoying. Is there a way to block twitter from assuming the original account?

Best answer:

Answer by Eddjanes
Sounds strange, I have three twitter accounts and all of them are doing great although the other two i seldom use.You may email twitter of your concerns, just my POV

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How do I set up multiple accounts on Twitter using only one e-mail account?


Question by Jeeves: How do I set up multiple accounts on Twitter using only one e-mail account?
I’ve noticed that most people on here hate Twitter for some reason, but can you help me out anyways?

Can it even be done or do I need to create a whole new e-mail?

Best answer:

Answer by networm
If you have GMail, you can follow this trick here;

http://creativebits.org/twitter/one_gmail_many_twitter_accounts

If you have Yahoo Mail and supports disposable email creation, much better. You can create a disposable email and use that disposable email to register another account in twitter. You can still receive email through your original email but that another twitter account is associated with the disposable email address inside your original email address.

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Twitter Tools That Add Convenience

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Twitter Tools That Add Convenience


Anything that makes life easier, or is deemed a “time-saver”, is a popular commodity online, so it’s not surprising to see several applications being developed that add a little extra functionality to Twitter for it’s users.

There have been several application released that allow you to schedule your tweets for a later time and date. many of Twitter’s users feel that this takes something away from the heart and soul of Twitter, which is the whole idea of being social, and connecting , often in real time. However, there are also a group of users who embrace the convenience and automation that many of the add-ons bring.

To help you get an idea of what’s available out there, here are a few of the popular ones right now, and what they can do to add a little convenience to your twitter experience:

Tweet Later
This is probably the most popular service right now for scheduling your tweets. If you want to schedule one, or a series of messages to be broadcaster at a later time or date, then you can do that easily with Tweet Later. This handy little ap also allows you to follow anyone who follows you automatically, as well as send them an automated message when they follow you.

Social Too
This Twitter helper lets you automate the following of new followers as well. It also gives you the option of having lists sent to your email of people who both follow and un-follow you. Now, most people advise to not put any weight in who unfollows you, but others like to keep tabs in case there is a pattern of un-follows that match up with types of messages that they are tweeting.

Tweet My Blog
A pretty popular trend is to tweet your latest blog post (if you have one). If your blog is built on WordPress, then you can use Tweet My Blog to automatcially Tweet your latest post.

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